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Title: Understudy Author: Cheyanne Young Publisher: 336Love Publication Date: February 15, 2014 Synopsis: The high school play is in two months and senior Wren Barlow just became director. Wren still isn't over the fact that she got stiffed as a stagehand instead of the lead role that she totally deserved. Now she is in charge of rehearsals, costumes, navigating around cast member hookups and managing the real life drama at home. The principal counts on her to succeed because tickets have been sold and the money has been spent. But when he drops a gorgeous bad boy on her and wants him to help the play for extra credit, she falls hard for someone she knows she can't date. With everything spinning out of control, the mysterious and secretive detention king named Derek has a few tricks up his sleeve and wants to help—too bad Wren is scared to give him a chance to prove himself. About the Author: Cheyanne is a native Texan with a fear of cold weather and a coffee addiction that

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So..... I saw The Fault In Our Stars last night. I repeat. I SAW THE FAULT IN OUR STARS!! You guys, I was SO nervous. I NEEDED this movie to be good because the book was so freakin' magical. I needn't have worried.  The movie starts and immediately the mood is set. But then everything fades away and it was just all about Hazel Grace and Augustus Waters. Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort were magical together. There were so many scenes that were taken from the book verbatim and it was just so.... beautiful. The soundtrack was equally as stunning. The entire movie was utter perfection. (The only scene that I regret didn't make it into the film was this one:) But other than that. Complete and Utter Perfection. And at the end of the movie.... Let's just say I doubt there was a dry eye in the theatre. The movie ultimately translated the most important part of John Green's book.   The part that makes you think about life. The part that teaches you that it's not the le